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40 week's News-
•ReOotd• there was an item
cofce rAing the Clinton
Snowinsibile Club taking part
• in the torchlight parade at
• the Winter Carnival on
Friday evening, January 31.
Quite inadvertently, the idea
conveyed was, that only
1n0.mbers of the Snowmobile
Club 'were to take• part, This
should 'be corrected and an
invitation extended to any
snowmobiler to join the
members of the club in the
procession.
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Master Corporal and Mrs.
Ron Bourke and daughtbr,
Becky, spent the recent
holiday season with Mrs.
Bourke's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bobt Draper of Clinton.
The Bourkes are based at
Baden Soellingen in West
GERALDL. MERNER
What's new in Goderich Township «a�...d�<e��ro�,
BY HELEN HOGGART
cident on Highway 8, near
f
Carter, who was the first Recreation News Goderich, took the lives o
treasurer. ~'�� •-•••••---��. three Huron County teen-age
Mrs. Gladys Hoggarth was
appointed Star Membership On December 30, 1974 boys and hospitalized two
there was a free .skating others.
Convener. Mrs. Lockhart party for Goderich Twsp Wayne Kuntz experience
announced a h
us trip ny Hli
senior citizens' servicing the hydro in ' is
Star T.... ,o residents (young and old). It esjdence 9 miles and a
b was in Goderich Are>�ia with own r
Florida, departing March 8 on the 7th con -
and returning March 21. a good turn out. Watch your quarteression about midnight last
_ The Committee for local papers for another free Friday. Due to the high
February 12 will be Mr. and- skating party in February. winds that hit the area 'a tree
Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Saturday morning
d started January hydro wires and interrupted
over for Hugh Lob due Mr. Kuntz had the
form of a Valentine party.
the hydro in the area. minutes and he had been in
Goderich entertained the Y
students participated in floor Mr. Kuntz spent most of the
15. Progressive euchre and 1 having a
high interest. a to 10:00 p.m. Saturday
Two members of All Star g form one
Goderich twsp • hydro. in -
trip and showed many team.
bus Th t and
in met in the twsp shed office serious.
.m,limb came down onto the
Nivins,Mrs. Rose McAdam, recreation for 1.6 -year-olds
Mrs. Bezzo and Mrs. Mittell and under s ar the hydro service.
— this meeting will take the 11 with Jerry Ginn taking y
Lobb d to
the high winds that effected
situation under control in 55
The Senior Citizens of gMr.
Ginn reports about 20 be,,d when the call came in.
Golden Radars on January
hockey, with girls av' g hours from 8:30 p.m. Friday
lunch was enjoyed by all. There
was
enough out to servicing the area but
Tours explained the Florida g
rears crafts group terruptions weren't very
beautiful pictures. The
Germany. • ride to the
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This is a turnabout to the
usual story of workmen
discovering newspapers
yellowed with age while
demolishing walls or
floorboards of old houses.
This week our office sold a
copy• of the January 2, 1975
edition which is to be placed
in the walls of a new home
just being built. Well, there's
a ready-made Town Talk
item for 100 years from now!
was courtesy o
Murphy and equipment were
appreciated b the 32 registrations. Welcomed
hi h winds
Goderich meet g Due to the g
f J. and T. on January 9 Thursday
several barns, silos and
M h was much morning; with two new farm
were Marjorie Stirling and damaged, especially' on
N 21 north and south
memberswho at ended
W.illa Rathwell. Helen Craig - Hwy. °•
class on hoW o Yours truly attended a
1 Committee together
of Bayfield instructed the of Bayfield.
If the efforts of the Cen- weave
tennial
Public Bestline Surfactant
with those of the different Placemats on a: loom, andSchool in Kitchener from 2-5
organizations in town prove the job was well done for on January 11, so I invited
worthwhile then Clin- her first time to instruct a
class. the Thursday morning craft
tonians will not have to go as -to join me for the day
far afield for entertainment Velena Trewartha taught group
how to roll a skein of yarn so and we would shop for craft
in the next few months. supplies and ideas. Thanks
In this week's` issue we are it can be used from the to the knowledge of Mrs.. F.
centre. These classes will be g
• tin the first of the
ar and its
ren g at the request 0eated
—___ Centennial diaries. Headed repeated Marion
P
De Jong and Mrs. G. Van -
Powell derhaar my c
many Interesting places with
good bargains such as yarn
and fake fur at Dobbies
Textile Sales Room in Galt.
From the Bestline School
Mar garet Garrett was ver
y
pleated to learn how to
retain water in her sandy.
garden and lawn, par-
ticularly in dry weather.
Mrs. Garrett also learned
how to control the black
picnic bug (raspberry bug)
barb Kilgour spent part of
Monday in:••Kitchener. Y,
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portrayal of rural life - in .
our township!" was on TV ,
Sunday evening. The first BUS: 20 Sanders . E. -•-- EXETER -- 235-0281
performance was' -done live
in Ray Bird's Barn here in RIES: 10 Green -Acres -- GRAND BEND — 238-8070
the township in 1972. The
drama consisted of a series
of skits imitating "residents
in Huron County, 'such as
•
Clarke Johnson of Belgrave '''A
and 16th MUTUAL FIRE
but the Maitland a McKILLOP
concessions were centered ' �►
INSURANCE- COMPANY
Established 1876 �"
HEAD OFFICE: Seaforth, Ontario
on. Robin Thompson, Sally
Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Lobb and others were well
"The Farm Show" a mocked.
tocal
obit
Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Tlreas. Phone 527-0400 L
uary �E.
LORETTA ELLEN BLAKE
Loretta Ellen Blake of
Kitchener passed away in St.
Joseph's Hospital in Guelph
on January 17. She was 69
years old.
She was born in Carrich
township, the former Loretta
Cronin,' on September 14,
1905, a daughter of the late
Thomas and. Mary Cronin.
She was married 'in
Teeswater and spent 25
years of her life: in Hullett
Township. She was active in
the Catholic Women's
League of St. Joseph's
Church in Clinton.
She was the last surviving
member of her family, but
she is survived by several
niecesh
Church on January 20, 1975
with Rev. Father D.J. Hardy
in charge. Temporary en-
"`tombmeflt was in the Clinton
Mausoleum, with spring
burial in Teeswater Roman
Catholic Cemetery.
The pallbearers were
• Arthur and Joseph Heffron,
and Jas, Lorne, Ralph, and
Patrick Cronin.
The , arrangements were in
charge of the Ball Funeral
Home.
The morning after
..Once we get- .up in the
morning we find that the
It Only ,
Costs A
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f,tha�' Little To
.1 Be Safe
/ Fire, Extended Coverage, Wind -
/Theft, Property Damage,
storm,
Liability, Etc.
Directors and Adjusters:
Wm. Alexander, Seaforth • Phone 527-0831
Robt. Archibald, RR 4, Seaforth
Ken Carnochan, RR 4, Seaforth
Ross Leonhardt, RR 1, Bornholm
John McEwing, RR 1, Blyth
Stanley Mcllwain, RR 2, .Goderich
Donald McKercher, RR 1, Dublin
Wm. Pepper, Brucefield
J.N. Trewartha, Box 661, Clinton
rest of our day depends on
our rest of the night. And Agents:
527,1817
527-1545
345-2234
• 523-9390
524-7051
527-1837
482-7534
482-7593
that's doubly important to James _Keys, RR 1,. Seaforth: K.J. Etue, Seaforth
and nephews. —
The funeral service was the motorist, says the Wm. Leiper, Londesboro Steve J: Murray, RR 5, Seaforth'
he
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in the town hall, January 8th rocked around the else met again Wednesday •night a '°
in the afternoon. After the bingoed under the ” won-
and will continue to do so.
' ass meetingcards andanda Goderich twsp,Hockey
--lunch 'were enjoyed byte er u _ ClintonianGroup met in Blyth, January +•
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FANCY QUALITY
FRUIT COCKTAIL
thirty members and guests. Centennial every 9 with 12 out to participate. C
There was a moment of will say with a sigh "Put me This group to meet again �' » •L
silence for the late Mrs. to bed and don't bend me."
10 p.m. due to the activities
Baird's Cemetery 'board meets
in Blyth, January 16 from 9-
CARLTON CLUB
NON•11ITURNA•L!
in the Clinton arena. Do'call
Bairds Cemetery Annual elected secretary -treasurer 482-9801 for further in -
in
meeting was held January 15 and Mr. and Mrs. Adam formatioAl.
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ASSORTED FLAVOURS
SOFT DRINKS
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Board members for the salaries. Eric Verhoef Jr.
coming year are: Watson was re-engaged as Sexton
Webster, chairman; Ross for the coming year with an
Scott, John Broadfoot, Mac increase in wages.
Wilson Gordon Richardson,
Acl
Wilson,
W T McAsh The price of plots are as
am i ,
'lfrid Chuter, Aldie follows: four grave plot, $60;
wi
Mustard, Mrs. Ruth Taylor. eight grave plot, $115.
Mrs. Ruth Taylor was Perpetual care is nc u e •
Personals., ..•. . , MN,
Sincere sympathy to Mrs.
Doug Feagan and family on
Highway 8. The sudden
death of Mr. Feagan last
week was a shock • to the
community. -
A serious single car ac -
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everybody encounters A .41tuation wht, h best he ect h‘ tmng Wiwi Ad
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